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Books by 十里画卷
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Entertainment: When I Was Eighteen Years Old, the Immortal Was as Beautiful as a Flower. 娱乐：那年十八，天仙貌美如花
I never expected that Lin Yifan, the billionaire actor and diamond bachelor, would be reborn when he woke up. That year, there were eighteen immortals, as beautiful as flowers. With the memory of the next twenty years in hand, how can you establish rules if you don't become the big brother? Others are still playing small roles in the industry, but I am the only one with the capital to enter the entertainment industry!
8.2kReads—Score663Shelves
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I Married Da Mimi in a Flash, and the Whole Internet Calls Me a Gold Digger 开局闪婚大幂幂，全网骂我软饭男
After transmigrating to a parallel world, Cai Junhao accidentally married Yang Mi, a top-tier star, at the civil affairs bureau. When their wedding photos were revealed, they instantly shot to the top of the internet's trending searches and drew a wave of abuse from netizens. The entertainment industry's ultimate kept man? A scheming country bumpkin clinging to top-tier star Yang Mi to climb the ladder? Bad taste, low emotional intelligence, and unworthy of Yang Mi's talent and status? Sorry, I'
5.3kReads5.1Score512Shelves
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Good Grief! This Film Emperor Has Fallen from Grace Yet Again 夭寿！这个影帝又又又塌房了
First the rising star falls, then the top-tier star, and after that the film emperor. Ten years into his career, Xu Mingfei is hailed as the entertainment industry’s number-one jinx, with a knack for stepping on every landmine involving a disgraced celebrity. Artists who work with him either get embroiled in scandals or banned from the industry. Many stars avoid him like the plague. Yang Mi: “He’s a walking jinx. One time, his ‘Where’s my husband?’ almost got me caught up in a scandal.” Li Xiaol
4.4kReads5.2Score285Shelves
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Showbiz: The Dad Makes His Debut, and All His Fans Are Hot Moms 娱乐：奶爸出道，粉丝全是美少妇
“Look at the songs people write for their wives. They make me cry buckets.” “Before you married her, you called her your sweetheart. After you got married, you started calling each other ‘bro.’” “No surprises, no love left. If you know us, you know we’re married. If you don’t, you’d think we were roommates.” Zhao Yihang transmigrated to a parallel world and entered a singing competition as a full-time stay-at-home dad. His song “Lilac,” written in memory of his late wife, moved everyone in the a
19Reads5.8Score—Shelves